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"Nowadays, you can't turn on the TV without some talking head telling you about the economy. Yet, in a world overrun by 'analysts,' only one man has the guts, the brains, and, quite frankly, the poetry to put it all in perspective.That man is Michael Silverstein... Silverstein is a true intellectual." — Gersh Kuntzman, The New York Post
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An estimated 48 million Americans lack health insurance. And because they nonetheless need doctoring from time to time, these costs get passed along to the insured in the form of higher premiums—a pass-along that now averages $922 a year. Man, God, And Trickle
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The Wall Street's Poet's BestWant to enjoy the very best work of Michael Silverstein, the Wall Street Poet? Check out this collection, Street Verse: 80 New Poems for Befuddled Investors [Paperback]. It's available new on Amazon from Silverwood Publishing (that's me) for $7.50 plus shipping. Just hit this link buy Street Verse, and you'll see this bargain-priced but brand new book. Buy it anywhere else and the Poet gets zilch. It's a fun book, cunningly illustrated by Kay Wood. You'll enjoy it! Best, |
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